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Road Side Pub
Must do's on a NYC day trip.
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<blockquote data-quote="32ValveRom" data-source="post: 15557183" data-attributes="member: 54136"><p>NYC is awesome, idc what anyone says. There's always so much going on but I've always had a great time there. Some things may be overwhelming for many. For example, Times Square. You're talking about hoards of people from all over the globe, shoulder to shoulder, especially around the eastern sidewalk by McDonald's. Similar to the strip in Vegas, where you got people in Pokemon costumes and annoying rappers trying to sell you mixtapes. But then you could always take pics with the topless hotties walking around. I'd say the best time to go is at night or twilight hours. Great for taking pictures of all the lights and buildings, as well as the red steps.</p><p></p><p>The Empire State building is pretty cool but I prefer the Top of the Rock (Rockefeller Center) and the Top of the 1 World TC over that. It gives a great view of the city and if you're gonna check out the 9/11 memorial, it's right there. There's also loads of things to do at Central Park. I enjoy taking pics of popular movie spots. Bow Bridge, Bethesda Fountain, Strawberry Fields, as well as the museum from Night of the Museum. You could also walk or bike the Brooklyn Bridge, hangout at Brooklyn Bridge Park (great shots of the city), Statue of Liberty, Radio City Music Hall, Washington Square Park, Grand Central Station, Wall Street (pics of the Merrill bull which apparently has a statue of a little girl in front now), broadway shows, etc. Little Italy and Chinatown are also pretty cool. Coney Island is alright but kinda overrated imo.</p><p></p><p>There's also Lombardi's Pizza (the 1st pizzeria in the US) and I like the Halal Guys. They're a little food cart that serves some good Middle-Eastern food and they usually have a long line but it moves quickly. That and if you're into any soul food, there's Sylvia's out in Harlem.</p><p></p><p>I'm sure you won't be able to do all this in a day but atleast you could make your picks based on your interests.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="32ValveRom, post: 15557183, member: 54136"] NYC is awesome, idc what anyone says. There's always so much going on but I've always had a great time there. Some things may be overwhelming for many. For example, Times Square. You're talking about hoards of people from all over the globe, shoulder to shoulder, especially around the eastern sidewalk by McDonald's. Similar to the strip in Vegas, where you got people in Pokemon costumes and annoying rappers trying to sell you mixtapes. But then you could always take pics with the topless hotties walking around. I'd say the best time to go is at night or twilight hours. Great for taking pictures of all the lights and buildings, as well as the red steps. The Empire State building is pretty cool but I prefer the Top of the Rock (Rockefeller Center) and the Top of the 1 World TC over that. It gives a great view of the city and if you're gonna check out the 9/11 memorial, it's right there. There's also loads of things to do at Central Park. I enjoy taking pics of popular movie spots. Bow Bridge, Bethesda Fountain, Strawberry Fields, as well as the museum from Night of the Museum. You could also walk or bike the Brooklyn Bridge, hangout at Brooklyn Bridge Park (great shots of the city), Statue of Liberty, Radio City Music Hall, Washington Square Park, Grand Central Station, Wall Street (pics of the Merrill bull which apparently has a statue of a little girl in front now), broadway shows, etc. Little Italy and Chinatown are also pretty cool. Coney Island is alright but kinda overrated imo. There's also Lombardi's Pizza (the 1st pizzeria in the US) and I like the Halal Guys. They're a little food cart that serves some good Middle-Eastern food and they usually have a long line but it moves quickly. That and if you're into any soul food, there's Sylvia's out in Harlem. I'm sure you won't be able to do all this in a day but atleast you could make your picks based on your interests. [/QUOTE]
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